Third Man Fined for Lewd Show
Morris Helstein alias Jack Green of Cleveland was fined 200 dollars in Common Pleas Court for acting as a principal in a stag show at Hampden Ge Gran ge hall last week. Bill Carmigiano of Chardon tavern was fined 100 dollars for promoting ticket sales and Robert Sinarski of Chardon had been arrested as a promoter. Helstein guided participants to Chardon and collected tickets at the door, according to Prosecutor James Dinsmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Helstein
Jack Green
Cleveland
Common Pleas
Hampden Grange Hall
Helstein
James Dinsmore
Bill Carmigiano
Chardon
Robert Sinarski
Hels
Methodists to Vote on New Church at Quarterly Conference
The Chardon Methodist church will hold a special Quarterly Conference Sunday Feb. 20 after the 10:30 a.m. worship service. Members will vote on buying the Pope property on North Street and launching a financial campaign using the Wells Organization as directors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon Methodist Church
Pope
North St
Wells Organization
James Howell
Harry A. Carney
Horace Wilmot Rites Tuesday
Horace James Willmot 78 longtime Geauga Record employee and Willmot Sales Agency manager died February 6 at 817 Federal Ave NE Massillon Ohio He and widow Anna observed their golden anniversary in 1951 Survived by son Curtis F Willmot of Massillon two daughters Marcia Cunningham and Dorothy Hays five grandchildren and four great grandchildren Funeral 2 p m Tuesday at Arnold Lynch funeral home Rev Samuel Smith officiated Interment Massillon Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horace James Willmot
Parkman
Geauga Record
Willmot
Federal Ave
Massillon
Anna Willmot
Curtis F. Willmot
Marcia Cunningham
Mass
Red Cross Sets County Goal for 1954 Drive in Geauga
Geauga county Red Cross aims for 11 772 at a Feb 5 kickoff. Stephen Kiebel announces plan after Bruce Scott resignation. Ward Lawrence to help lead drive. Costs of blood program and local services total several thousand dollars, with 68 percent kept locally and 32 percent for national use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross Fund Drive
Geauga County
Stephen Kiebel
Chardon
Kiebel
Bruce Scott
Fund Drive
Scott
Ward Lawrence
Burton
Geauga County Red Cross Chapter
Red Cross
Myrtle Rarich
National American Red Cross
Rites Set For Joseph Kves Monday In Montville
Joseph Kves died February 12 after long illness. Born in 1881 in Czechoslovakia, he came to the United States in 1907 and lived in Baltimore and Cleveland before settling on Clay Street in Montville. Surviving are two children Anthony and Pauline, a brother Frank, and the Haneys who shared his home. Funeral services were held February 14 at Russell funeral home in Middlefield with burial in Montville Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montville
Joseph Kves
Clay Street
Kves
Czechoslovakia
Joseph
Barbara
United States
Baltimore
Cleveland
Eves
Lakeside Hospital
Anthony
Cleveland News
Pauline
Geauga Times- Leader
Burton
Frank
Verdigre
Nebraska
Russell Funeral Home
Middlefield
Byrd Lewis
Montville Community Church
Montville Cemetery
John Burkholder
Arthur Tucker
Bruce White
Frank Pallat
Milton Gray
Homer Zion
World Day of Prayer Planned in Chardon
Friday Feb 25 service at 2 p.m. in the Chardon Methodist church lasting about one hour. A nine member committee from Pilgrim Christian church Assembly of God and Methodist church organizes the event with the theme Abide in Me sponsored by the National Council of Churches of Christ in this country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chardon
Methodist Church
Pilgrim Christian Church
Assembly of God Church
Walter C.corey
B. A. Biian
G. R. Hanna
Harold Gaines
Milo Yoder
Otis Sheffield
Leona Basquin
Paul Pope
Paul Bidgood
National Council of Churches of Christ
Claridon Church Fund Drive Nears Final Goal
The Claridon Congregational church moves toward its final goal of 38000 dollars for a building expansion with a Feb 20 drive. National Board of Home Missions adviser LeRoy Edie leads canvassing. over fifty men and women participate in meetings and home visits to secure funds for a living church in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claridon Congregational Church
LeRoy Edie
National Board of Home Missions
Claridon
Pilgrim Fellowship
Mr. Eide
Edie
Clifford Babcock
Warren Babcock
Howard Barnes
Kenneth Bell
Kenneth Bender
Robert Berg
Ola Berry
Hiram Blakeslee
Carl Carlson
Alger Dimmick
Nelson Enochian
Howard Ensign
Ray Gratton
Arthur Green
Ralph Grosvenor
Ralph Grosvenor, Jr
Paul Hawke
Fred Ianiero
Ray Kellogg
Charles Kellogg
Carl Kronk
Harold Kleinfeld
Leland Lamadue
Harve Lyon
Leonard McKinley
Don Meyer
H. B. Naramore
Richard Naramore
Mike Koschke
Chris Nelson
Harold Newberry
Kenneth Ostrosky
Ernest Pollock
Norman Pollock
Kenneth Post
Marion Randles
Ralph Randles
Tom Richmond
Manville Rose
Frank Sampson
Charles Smith
Elwin Starr
Hubert Starr
Keith Starr
Don Stevens
Warren Taylor
Stanley Thompson
Don Vaccariello
Richard Vaccariello
Oren Valentine
George Wellman
Bart Warner
Frank Wilmot
Ronald Wilmot
James Wilmot
Stanley Wells
Church to Sponsor School on Missions
The Chardon Methodist Commission on Missions sponsors a two evening school of missions. February 23 starts with a chili supper at 6 30 in the church dining room. Adults pay 50 cents, children 25 cents. Rev. Harry Carney leads adult study of Plowshares and Pruning Hooks. Miss Maxine Findley, former India missionary, speaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commission On Missions of the
Chardon Methodist Church
Harry Carney
India
Maxine Findley
Cuyahoga Falls Methodist Church
County Budget Set for 1955 At $765 792.04
County commissioners approve total appropriation of 765792.04 to operate Geauga County in 1955. Items include auditor salary and employe costs, treasurer and clerk expenses, court salaries, jail maintenance, sheriff and road funds, tax and public health allocations, and various department line items totaling the comprehensive budget.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga County
Bureau of Inspection
Court of Appeals
Common Pleas Court
Stary
Board of Elections
Court House
Pope
Jaycettes Launch Heart Fund Drive on February 20
The Jaycettes chair by Mrs. William Hania and Mrs. George Bartlett begin a house to house canvass for the Heart Fund Drive on February 20, designated Heart Sunday. The campaign is conducted Sunday evenings with the Research Club led by Mrs. Helen Strong and the Newcomers Club led by Mrs. Donald Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jaycettes
Heart Fund
William Hannia
George Bartlett
HEART
Research Club
Helen Strong
Newcomers Club
Donald Day
March of Dimes canvass in Geauga County nets $1518.32
Recent fundraising led by Mrs. Russell Vese of the Aquarius club raised 1518.32 toward the March of Dimes goal, with contributions from business places 316.25, schools 186.77, mothers 822.34, coin collections 90.88, basketball game 37.08, and clubs and organizations 65.00. more gifts may be sent to Mrs. Vese at 134 South St.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Vese
Aquarius Club
Geauga County
Vese
South St
Munson Fire Department members aid at Lyndhurst blaze
Munson volunteers joined numerous fire units to watch Lyndhurst crews ignite a farm house on Richmond Road and later respond to a second call at EpStein Construction. The event included demonstrations of a fog nozzle and attendance by many departments from Cleveland suburbs.
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Munson Volunteer Fire
Richmond Road
Lyndhurst
Herb Root
Ed Kratzel
Art Dade
Lowell Brown
Ed Wigenbach
Jim Duncan
al Head
Frank Sule
Jim Parks
Bill Reynolds
Earl Bigam
Wilson Mills Road
Cleveland
Het
Belvoir
South Euclid
Girl Scouts
Teddy"’ Szinia
Red Cross Announces New Fund Drive Workers
Stephen Kiebel Geauga county Red Cross chairman reports additional workers secured for the coming fund drive. Mrs George Patterson wil son Mills Road Chardon becomes fund drive chairman for Chardon village and township with aid from the Geauga Business and Professional Women’s club. Leighton Starr takes Auburn duties and Mrs Robbins Bosworth leads Bainbridge. Mrs Eugene C Muggleton of Bell Road S Russell Village adds South Russell fund and bloodmobile recruitment roles. Mrs Harry Stroud and Mrs Theodore Sindelar share Russell township co chair duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Kiebel
Geauga County Red Cross
George Patterson
Wilson Mills Road
Chardon
Fund Drive
Chardon Village
Chardon Township
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Geauga
Leighton Starr
Auburn
Robbins Bosworth
Bainbridge
Eugene C. Muggleton
Bell Rd
S. Russell
Red _ Cross
Red Cross
Muggleton
South Russell
Bloodmobile
Harry Stroud
Theodore Sindelar
Russell Township
Hampden to Canvass for Heart Fund
Hampden Mrs V J Jones chairman of the Heart Fund drive announces a two hour house to house canvass this Sunday Heart Sunday Funds go to the Cleveland Area Heart Society for medical research and services including heart attack surgery hospital evaluation clinics and diagnostic programs for children and adults. Captains and workers for the area are listed with street designations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hambden
V. J. Jones
Heart Fund
Heart
Cleveland Area Heart Society
Children’s Diagnostic
Paul Eimgee
Chardon- Madison Rd
Lawrence Chapman Brakeman
Talent Show Auditions Set for Geauga County Benefit
Auditions for Geauga counties sec ond annual Talent Show to benefit the Opportunity school for Retarded Children will be held Saturday Feb 19 from 10 am to 4 pm at Burton High School. More than 50 youngsters registered last week with snow blocking roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga
Opportunity School
Burton High School
Geauga County
Rynearson
Plan to Build 200 Homes on former King property in Chardon
South Euclid builder Frank M Marincek proposed allotting about 200 houses on the former King property. If approved, streets with sewer and water must meet council specs, a main 80 foot street from South Hampden to Claridon Road and three 60 foot side streets would create the development. The council also discussed one way traffic around the park with timed lights and emergency switch to halt traffic, parking changes, and festival timing. A Daniels Drive petition seeks storm sewer water curbs and paving with assessments to nearby property owners. The council also considered relocating a jail if the county commissioners decide it is necessary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Council
Main Street
East Park
Main
Water
South Streets
North Hampden
Center Streets
Court Street
Court House
Daniels Drive
James Hunt
Merry Texter Appears in Ohio State Recital
Merry Texter and 11 fellow School of Music students performed in Hughes Auditorium at Ohio State University Columbus. Texter played Weber Concerto in F minor on clarinet with Nancy Ireland accompanying on piano.
Geauga County Talent Show returns with star lineup
Judges Andrew Holecko Mort Fleischman and Clancy Strader will select acts for the Geauga county Talent Show in April. Radio and TV celebrities will host five evenings with stars Johnny Andrews Jackie Lynn Henry Levine Karl Bates Tom Edwards Bill Gordon and Bob Dale performing. The event, dubbed The Show with a Heart as Big as Geauga, aims to be fair for all registrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geauga
Rynearson
Andrew Holecko
WICA
Wica TV
Ashtabula
Mort Fleischman
NBC
WIAM
Cleveland
Clancy Strader
Cleveland Press
Opportunity School
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Norfolk
Virginia
Richard G. Haueter
USN
Russell Haueter
Tilden Ave
U. S. Naval Receiving Station
Atlantic
John Harllee
Horace Wilmot
World Day of Prayer
Climax
Munson
William Reynolds
Munson Volunteer Fire Department
Walter Hirst
Mayfield Road
Dean Corwin
C. Roach
Bexley Divinity School of
League
Board of Education
Robert Logsdon
Guy Field
Corville Hosmer
Roger Emmons
Fran Carey
Earl Brandes
Birch Matthews
E. Szuszkiewicz
Richard Hage
Leon Rogers
Munso
Mother's Club
Fortune
Robert Hawkins
Ed Hill
Fire Department
John
Howard Hazen
Ladies of the Auxiliary
Pineway Trails
Hampden
Frank M. Marincek
King
Merry Texter
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